| Autor: |
Ferguson, G., Maat, A., Parsons, D., Pinsker, H. |
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Journal of Comparative Physiology A: Sensory, Neural & Behavioral Physiology; Jun1989, Vol. 164 Issue 6, p835-847, 13p |
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Aplysia egg laying is a complex sequence of head and neck movements initiated by the release of ovulatory and neuroactive hormones from the neurosecretory bag cells. This behavioral pattern is difficult to study in reduced preparations, because they do not show ovulation or egg laying behaviors. This paper describes the use of chronically implanted electrodes to elicit normal neurosecretory activity and provides an analysis of egg laying behaviors and the underlying muscle activity in intact, freely behaving A. californica and A. brasiliana. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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